The Argies are all mouth and no trousers, especially that silly bint that runs the show.
The broken-arsed Argies haven’t got the balls to man up for a decent fight:
Argentina will continue to press its claim to the Falkland Islands despite the “illegal” referendum on the territory’s sovereignty due next week, the country’s ambassador to London said on Monday.
Alicia Castro declared that the “100 per cent predictable” plebiscite would change nothing.
On Monday, the Falkland Islanders will vote on whether to remain a British Overseas Territory in a referendum supported by the Government as a visible expression of the Islanders’ right to self determination.
But Argentina argues that they have no such right and the views of the Islanders are irrelevant to the dispute over sovereignty. Ms Castro made clear that Argentina would hold to this position even if the Islanders were to vote in a future referendum to join Argentina.
“This referendum in no way changes the essence of the Malvinas question and its predictable result will not bring an end to the dispute,” she said.
Instead, the ambassador argued that the views of the Islanders were a thorn in the side of Britain’s relations with Argentina and South America as a whole.
“We think it’s irrational that this very small community should obstruct relations between two sovereign nations and, more than that, should obstruct the relations between the United Kingdom and the whole Latin American region,” said Ms Castro.
The last time the Argies tried it on over the Falklands their main ship turned arse up with a couple of Brit fish in her gullet and their army demonstrated how to march backwards.
